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If you weren’t aware, college athletes can make money from NIL deals now. The NCAA begrudgingly began allowing athletes to earn money from their name, image, and likeness in July 2021 — and in those two short years, the NIL ecosystem has rapidly evolved. That means there are more opportunities than ever for college athletes. It
Twitch just announced the Twitch Discovery Feed, a new feature the livestreaming leader is working on to address one major user concern. “One of the most consistent pieces of feedback we get is that you want help growing even when you’re not live,” the company says in a statement. The announcement was one of several from
TikTok Music is here, and it looks to be a full-fledged competitor to music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. And why not? It’s the age of big tech companies directly competing with each other, after all. But there are some major caveats to note right up front, as well as some other pertinent details. We’ll
Instagram’s rumored Twitter competitor is official, and it’s here this week. Dubbed Threads by Instagram (or just Threads for short), the platform directly replicates Twitter’s brief, text-based posting and sharing premise. Officially launching July 6th, 2023, Threads is an entirely separate app from Instagram, but uses a creator’s existing Instagram account. Let’s take a quick look
NIL collectives are here in a big way. If you’re not sure exactly what that means, well, you’re in the right place. First of all, who should really care about NIL collectives? It’s not just student athletes. The world of collectives extends far into alumni, local businesses, national brands, fans, and more. They’re also very new, and
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